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Sustainable lifestyles and structures were hosted by the Joint Research Center
On 3 June, Nadin Ozcelik from the UDC team, our case country partner from Spain, shared a few preliminary findings from the EU 1.5° Lifestyles project in a seminar which was hosted by the European…
Changing union narratives of "the good life" - from overwork and overconsumption to sufficiency and more time?
In a recently published paper in the Journal of Industrial Relations, WWU team member Halliki Kreinin and co-author Katharina Keil find that German trade union narratives of "the good life"…
Little streams make great rivers - fostering energy consumption reduction in Hungarian households
EU 1.5° Lifestyles Hungarian partner, GreenDependent Institute (GDI) has a solid experience in communicating and engaging citizens in different pro-environmental activities. Throughout the last couple…
Connect with EU 1.5° Lifestyles
Where can you learn about the project and the project team, and how can you communicate and connect with us in the EU 1.5° Lifestyles project?
Dietary change in high-income nations alone can lead to substantial double climate dividend
The global food system is responsible for around a quarter of total anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions. In high-income countries, about 70 percent of those food-system emissions come from…
AI and Sustainability - a new project at WWU Münster
A new interdisciplinary project on machine learning and artificial intelligence at WWU Münster.
Only Radical is Realistic Now: from the New Hot or Cool Institute's Think Piece Series
This first installation in the Hot or Cool Think Piece series shows that climate disruption and biodiversity collapse are but two symptoms of the environmental crisis caused by ever-growing resource…
"Enabling Sustainable Lifestyles in a Climate Emergency": the new policy brief from HOC and UNEP
A new Policy Brief from UNEP and Hot or Cool Institute articulates how profound behaviour and lifestyle changes are required to address the climate crisis.
EU 1.5° Lifestyles project was part of the EU Climate Neutrality Policy & Knowledge Sharing Event 2021
In December 2021, the EU 1.5° LIFESTYLES team took part in an EU knowledge-sharing workshop on climate neutrality policy.
“Demand-side measures in the IPCC report” - video now available!
In case you missed the “Demand-side measures in the IPCC report” webinar, the video is now available via our Youtube channel.
EU 1.5° Lifestyles project organised a joint EU workshop on “Assessing the impact of structures on lifestyles, practices, and wellbeing”
On 24 March, a joint workshop took place between the EU 1.5°Lifestyles project, as well as other EU projects focusing from various angles on assessing the impact of lifestyles, practices and wellbeing…
1.5° LIFESTYLES – COMMUNITY IS KEY!
Mainstreaming 1.5° lifestyles means making climate-friendly living the norm. This is already the case in many so-called “ecovillages”, small communities that have the aspiration to live more socially…